The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-09-16
EpIscopAL sERvIoE-There viii

Simmer. DR.. Hinsdale will of1ciate.
All are invited to attend the gar
den party for the benefit OF Inc
Church Oct. 8, 1887. Notice else
where.
Next Monday il the. day set
apart by Prof. Virgins, the Cana
dian humbug, for a violent storm.
If Virgins continues he Will PROB
ably wiggle into guessing some ca.
lamity at some distant day.
1t is strange that in IL country
like this, where it is such little la
Dor 10 raise chickens. that there
should be u scarcity OF eggs and
fowls in the market. There's lots
of money la this Industry 1t proper
IL managed.
Owing TO the beginning OF a
protraeted meeting at Zion on the
fourth Sunday in this month, the
pastor, Rev. j. D. Hays, requests
us TO state that he will preach at
this place next Sunday at IL a. m.
Mr.. NJ. A. Dees, of Moss Point,
lett last Monday for st. Louis, Mo-,
accompanied by his sou Tommle.
Mr.. Dees will engage in business in
ST. Louis for some time and Tommie
will be PIT TO school there. Our
best wishes go With them.
MI. Harry Mansfield OF the
Mansfield House, on Delmas ave
nue., presented us with a sample OF
his cigars-the American Stars
They smoked freely AID are made
of the right kind of stuff. All such
tayors are thankfully received.
Some Of the wells OF Scranton
have gone dry OH account OF the
long continual drought. 1t has
been six or seven weeks since We
had rain enough to settle the dust
and about four weeks since there
WAS au.l at all, and now the dust is
everywhere and on everything.
1t is to be hoped that the trus-
tees of the white public school for
this place will secure good and ca
pable teachers. They should 0e
well educated and also capable oil
enforcing discipline-both OF which
are necessary in school teaching.
MIR. ". II. Harrington, the
general representative OF the De
troIt Free Press made the rounds Of
our triune city last "Wednesday IL
the interest of that great Journal
He is u pleasant and affable gentle
man, aud will communicate to th'
| Free Press the i~mpresSlSns madt
upon him in this sunny land.
Capt. T. x. Mayors aud wife
left here last Tuesday for Hunts
Vile, Ala. They will also WISH
Nashville, Tenn, and stop over al
Blouut Springs, Ala, on their re-
turn. They Ouly expect to be al
sent a week or ten days. We WISH
them "A most pleasant trip.
Wonder if some of our jackson
county spectators would not llG'
10 turn over some of their Birming
ham capital With inctease according
to original prospects. They nigh
invest it proiitably at home aOon
now.
"A telegram was received iron
Col. j. I. Harahan, of the Il. q n
Railroad, last Thursday just as tn
FDEMoCRATSTAR went to press
that it would be impossible for hlr
to meet the citizens of Moss Pom
and Scranton according to appoint
ment heretofore announced, an
indefinitely postponed the WISH
We presume, however, he WI
eventually come to time.
Hon. q. Il. Wood, of Moss Poin'
took his departure last Tuesday fc
Denver, Col, to be gone three
four weeks. he took bis rife alou
to shoot buffalo, aud bis blank'
! with which to wrap himself whe
he shall scale The snow clad mouI
talns. From our frontier experienc
we predict he will hnd the bufiaI
. and "iniunr killing the warmeI
/; work, in which he will need no ola'
= ket Accomplishments.
"A few invited friends asser
. bled at the residence of Mr.. an
Mrs. John Coggius on Sunday ev
!. ming last to celebrate the anDlve
sary of the sixteenth birthday
!. their third daughter, Miss Ellie
e which was doue with a hearty goo
e will by those present. After DOH
Justice to the repast OF good thin